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Government to boost funding for first contact physiotherapy and physio students in England
The CSP has welcomed reassurances around funding for first contact physiotherapy (FCP) and student bursaries in England, but expressed disappointment that yesterday’s Budget failed to address the funding needs of the health and care sector.
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We’ve created an all new iCSP East Midlands Forum!
I’m really excited to share the news that the CSP East Midlands Regional Network has launched a new iCSP East Midlands Forum!
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New review highlights health inequalities for people with learning disabilities
People with learning disabilities are more likely to be admitted to hospital with conditions that could be prevented by better community and primary health care.
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Work resumes on updating lists of controlled drugs that physios can prescribe
The CSP is continuing its work with NHS England regarding the controlled drugs that physiotherapist independent prescribers may prescribe.
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Keeping updated about COVID-19 (Coronavirus)
Public Health England (PHE) is regularly updating and adding to the guidance and resources in relation to COVID-19 (Coronavirus) that it is providing for health care professionals.
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New apprentice scheme to boost health sector workforce in Wales
A new level-4 apprenticeship for Wales, which the CSP has helped to develop, is set to become available later this year.
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Right To Rehab Day of Action secures support from MPs
MPs are backing the CSP’s call to improve ongoing care outside of hospital for people with long-term conditions.
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CSP joins NI unions in accepting pay parity
The CSP, along with other health trade unions in Northern Ireland, has today accepted the pay offer proposed by the Northern Ireland Executive in January.
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March Frontline out soon
Look out for the March issue of Frontline, which will be out early next week.
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CSP members show some love for their union
CSP members across the UK showed some love for the CSP and promoted the benefits of being in a trade union during the TUC’s Heart Unions week (10-14 February)